They're not going as far as putting Casper mattresses on planes.
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But few have called for going as far as Warren and Sanders.
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And the buses were only going as far as Port Authority Terminal.
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Some are going as far as to return the device over this situation.
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"We're doing what we can, going as far as we can legally," he said.
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They constantly talked about going as far as you can go in your life.
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And he does, going as far as to shoot Lawrence's wife right in front of him.
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But, for others, BMX XXX simply going as far as it did wasn't some huge accomplishment.
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Kenneth Keating notably refused to endorse Goldwater, going as far as unsuccessfully placing New York Gov.
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Some advocates said they couldn't imagine Mitt Romney or John McCain going as far as Trump has.
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Some mall owners, like Washington Prime Group, are going as far as adding their own craft breweries.
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Here, neighbors harassed and abused Dwayne, going as far as pouring scalding hot water over the animal's body.
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Others are a little more closer to scale, even going as far as to color the snow green.
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The courting didn&apost stop there, with one going as far as sending flowers to Azih&aposs mother.
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" There were some who criticized Williams for the way she reacted, going as far as calling it a "meltdown.
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Erdogan is flirting openly with Putin, going as far as buying Russian S-400 antiaircraft missiles, greatly upsetting NATO allies.
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Kelly has repeatedly denied the allegations, going as far as having an emotional outburst during an interview with Gayle King.
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Republicans are increasingly talking about climate change as well, with some going as far as to advocate a carbon tax.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN), at one point going as far as to amplify a lie about her "partying" on September 2000.
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The camera caught her pulling the hair from her head and even going as far as mixing it into the dish.
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He often employs similar tactics, going as far as denying in debates things he's said that are readily available on tape.
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Prediction: Politico thought Trump would effectively suspend the First Amendment, going as far as using the Espionage Act to prosecute journalists.
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I've tossed my K70 in a backpack on multiple occasions, even going as far as to let TSA handle it — yikes.
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Critics felt the film did not provide an accurate depiction of China, going as far as to call the film offensive.
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President Donald Trump has criticized the Fed for raising rates, going as far as to call the institution "crazy" for doing so.
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She's particularly indulgent of her undergraduate students, going as far as ordering them pizza and wafting calming essential oils during exam season.
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But because the women's team knows their worth, they've been vocal advocates for themselves, going as far as to file a lawsuit.
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There is a board for rideshares where people offer or seek rides to and from camps, some going as far as Sacramento.
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Sure, there have been bigoted attacks against minorities, with some going as far as threatening the life of some people of color.
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It's a casting choice that's already been called out and questioned online, with some going as far as to call it blackface.
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Katz described Ford's recollection of the incident in stark terms, going as far as saying her client considered it an attempted rape.
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Previously, regulators in the UAE had expressed scepticism about cryptocurrencies, without going as far as trying to enforce an outright ban on them.
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He tries bargaining, going as far as spending thousands of dollars to make an intergalactic phone call to the company sponsoring the voyage.
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Some people are going as far as calling for a boycott of the show, while Barr has taken to Twitter to defend herself.
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" In response to that, Trump released a very intense statement bashing Bannon, even going as far as to say he "lost his mind.
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Now, homeowners are further customizing their homes for added enjoyment, going as far as building wet bars to enjoy after the 10 p.m.
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I'm going as far as I can go," it's really refreshing, like, "Wow, she doesn't care if people think she's weird after this.
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Cohen, 51, has typically been fiercely loyal to Trump, going as far as to say he would "take a bullet" for the president.
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Samsung tried really hard to get Bixby to work, going as far as adding a mandatory Bixby button to some of its phones.
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It frequently likens itself to a military agency, going as far as creating its own fake classification system to fight back public records requests.
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The Tesla CEO has been very outspoken and critical of LIDAR usage for autonomy, going as far as calling it "lame" at Monday's event.
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He was almost un-veep-like, which is to say that he was presidential, going as far as calling Donald Trump his running mate.
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The CBS host has continued to overtly mock Trump, recently going as far as to visit Russia for episodes that aired in mid-July.
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Trump previously floated going as far as to cut off federal dollars to the state if it doesn't adjust its response to the wildfires.
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" It was no surprise that Morning Joe's Joe Scarborough thought it was a bad idea, going as far as calling it "deeply un-American.
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Its Star Alliance partner Lufthansa is doing the same, and is now going as far as loading cargo onto seats and into overhead bins.
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Many high-level Democrats were operating as though Patrick would run — even going as far as identifying candidates for state directors and a campaign manager.
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After Trump spent some time smearing Omar, going as far as to baselessly suggest she supports al-Qaeda, chants of "send her back" broke out.
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But now some fans are disappointed with the methods and deception Cardi employed, and even going as far as to compare her to R. Kelly.
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"Instead of apologizing for her remarks, Commissioner Lima-Taub has doubled down, even going as far as demanding an apology from Congresswoman Tlaib," Lazarow said.
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Meanwhile, Sanders and Warren have disparaged big money in politics, with the latter going as far as to swear off of high-dollar fundraisers altogether.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), to rescind their support for their party's presidential nominee, with some going as far as to call for Trump to drop out.
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London has long sought to position itself as a global hub for Islamic finance, going as far as issuing a sovereign Islamic bond in 2014.
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The history of the abortion debate suggests, though, that by going as far as these measures do, anti-abortion legislators may have overplayed their hand.
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But in not going as far as the credit unions — or besting them — is Wells Fargo missing an opportunity to win over a skeptical public?
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He's been targeting the world's biggest retailer for years, going as far as introducing a bill in 2018 aimed to push the company to hike pay.
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The sources said Trump is considering going as far as doubling that to 100 percent, a move likely to stir opposition from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Trump has been heavily critical of Powell's decisions at the Fed, going as far as to say that "the Fed has gone crazy" with raising rates.
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Instead of fessing up, the Trump campaign has doubled down and refused to admit it was plagiarized, even going as far as blaming Hillary Clinton. C'mon.
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But in class he watched instructors show favoritism toward the children of security officials, going as far as to supply them with exam questions in advance.
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Furthermore, even if the agency wanted to avoid going as far as enforcement, why hasn't it used its intellectual property as leverage in negotiations with Gilead?
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He spared seemingly little concern for the 24 women he was accused of assaulting, with his alleged behavior going as far as nonconsensual beating and choking.
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As an aside, Pai really seems to want to be liked by people, going as far as to create a parody video with a supportive publication.
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Sources told Reuters that Trump is considering going as far as doubling that amount, so that 100 percent of food aid is transported on American ships.
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He's the number one good boy, going as far as to charge straight into the sea of wights despite the fact the he can't hold a sword.
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Tighter gaming integration with Xbox, Game Bar and Beam Microsoft is staying committed to gaming, going as far as adding the Xbox icon to the Control Panel.
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Privacy is so important to building trust in the health space that Apple is going as far as disclosing its Business Associate Agreement (BAA) between itself and Aetna.
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That's a big handicap for a president who touts the power of personal relationships in reaching agreements -- going as far as saying he "fell in love" with Kim.
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Furie has tried to rescue his frog from use by alt-right and neo-Nazi trolls, even going as far as "killing" the character in a 2017 cartoon.
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Official news media rarely show images of the transition years before the veil became compulsory, going as far as editing out those women without scarves for their archives.
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Every N.F.L. game today has carried some level of demonstration by players, with some teams going as far as not appearing on the field for the national anthem.
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Her father (Steve Zahn) is particularly unhelpful, going as far as to suggest hormone therapy for his 3-year-old daughter to stunt her growth in a flashback.
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Dr. Ourian isn't shy about his unconventional past, going as far as to tell us that he has no interest in being board certified, a benchmark for most doctors.
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Republicans said they were satisfied with the scope of the investigation, with some going as far as to say that it showed there was no misconduct on Kavanaugh's part.
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It is particularly outrageous given that Kesha's own managers repeatedly called Kesha's behavior 'crazy' and 'abusive,' going as far as to call her 'nuts,' 'mental' and 'off her rocker.
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Cohen was President Trump's longtime lawyer and fixer and was for years fiercely loyal to Trump, going as far as to say he would "take a bullet" for him.
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Trump has been heavily critical of Powell's decisions at the Fed, going as far as to say that "the Fed has gone crazy" with how it's managed interest rates.
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China is North Korea's only ally but has become increasingly impatient with the rogue nation, going as far as supporting new U.N sanctions against North Korea earlier this year.
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And then, of course, there are the fans, who are extremely vocal about their love of the show — even going as far as to make memes of the series.
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Johnson went to extreme lengths to capture some of the film's footage, going as far as to film at NASA without authorization by posing as an actual documentary filmmaker.
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The South American country has been proactive in restricting international visitors, going as far as to place vehicles on the runway at Guayaquil's main airport to prevent landing aircraft.
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The Saudis insist he got his documents and left, going as far as to offer that the consulate could be searched; Turkish officials say they never saw him leave.
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Major drugmakers pledged Monday they will soon include price information in television advertisements, conceding to a proposal from the Trump administration, but not going as far as the administration hoped.
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Some users are going as far as to say that the entire show's been on a nosedive since mid-way through its fifth season (case in point: those Starbucks cups).
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Although he campaigned in 1964 promising to be tough against communism, without going as far as his opponent Barry Goldwater, he refused to change course when officials such as Sen.
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Trump helped tank a bipartisan immigration bill this week by loudly denouncing it in the hours leading up to the vote, going as far as to issue a veto threat.
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But they are not going as far as Wu urges in what is a forcefully argued, extended essay — the immediate breakup of Facebook, and a watchful eye on the rest.
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If you're not going as far as Sanders on issues like education and the minimum wage, make sure we understand why and show us your goals are worth fighting for.
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But statins have a reputation that precedes them, with people often worried about taking them, or going as far as declining them, without always knowing the evidence behind their decision.
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This aide noted the White House requested that former senior officials cooperate with the Mueller probe, going as far as to hand over email addresses for those aides to investigators.
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The media storm surrounding the trial was nothing short of torrential, criticizing not only how she handled the case but going as far as to comment on her personal appearance.
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Instead the report is comprised of vague observations, with the officer going as far as to detail over-hearing "people in the smoking area enquiring about the purchase of drugs".
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The measure was challenged, going as far as the European Court of Justice, which in 2000 rejected a case brought by somebody who still wanted to import bulk Rioja wine.
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Yes, simply wrapping it around your neck is still a thing, but have you considered going as far as wearing one as a top, or tying it into a bag?
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Mr. Xi has repeatedly rejected going as far as Mr. Trump demands, because doing so could destabilize North Korea, and he has pushed for a negotiated solution to the crisis.
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To add a final spice to the market, traditional banks are making a significant effort to improve their digital offers — some even going as far as launching digital branchless initiatives.
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The poll comes after Trump upped his attacks on Mueller's investigation, going as far as ignoring legal advice and mentioning the special counsel's name in a tweet earlier this month.
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Kate Winslet has recently come under fire for repeatedly failing to condemn — and even going as far as to defend — accused sexual predators in Hollywood she's worked with in the past.
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So it worked out great as far as the bullpen dynamic after him, but it took him going as far as he did to get it to where we were comfortable.
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He wanted to make this corner of Michigan look more like home, eventually going as far as planting nine apple trees for his nine sons, some of which are still standing.
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She bucks at being "used" in ways that do not serve her own ends, going as far as to "disappear" rather than participate in moves that would dilute her own beliefs.
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And many of whom like him personally and call him a "dear friend" are even perplexed, going as far as not talking to him of late because of his Trump support.
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In a poll of U.S. pet owners, 703% considered their dogs to be part of the family, with 23% going as far as saying they consider their canines to be children.
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The musician has been incredibly vocal about what brands Kim Kardashian West should post on her Instagram, even going as far as having her turn down a $1 million sponsored post.
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"Some people are even going as far as to say that the Zapad-2017 exercises will be used as a springboard to invade and occupy Lithuania, Poland or Ukraine," said Fomin.
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Former Daily Mirror editor and Guardian columnist Roy Greenslade agrees with this sentiment — even going as far as to say the couple are wasting their time by going after the press.
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EU diplomats discussed in recent days possible postponements of Brexit until the end of 2019, for a year until next spring or even going as far as the end of 2020.
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But now that the shoe has had its editorial debut, the internet had some serious opinions about the new "clog," even going as far as calling it the copycat Croc shoe.
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It can be extremely difficult to detect the underlying symptoms of ASPD because people with the condition can be incredibly charming, even going as far as to fake empathy at times.
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The rule has been criticized by Democrats and left-leaning groups for not going as far as an Obama-era overtime pay rule that was struck down by a federal judge.
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At one point, she said, he even tried to sell her kidney, going as far as finding a buyer and then taking her to the hospital to get a blood test.
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As the weeks wear on, some of the contestants seem to resign themselves to their total lack of privacy, going as far as to have sex in the common sleeping room.
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As the weeks wear on, some of the contestants seem to resign themselves to their total lack of privacy, going as far as to have sex in the common sleeping room.
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Beijing views the Thaad project as a security threat and has hampered South Korean business operations in China, even going as far as limiting performances by Korean pop stars on the mainland.
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Trump has escalated his rhetoric against the media recently, even going as far as calling CNN "fake news" during a press conference in response to a request from one of CNN's journalists.
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Hope Solo, 323, SoccerThe goalie first expressed her concerns in February 232, even going as far as to say that the then-current climate involving Zika would impact her decision to compete.
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The Chinese government has continually placed limits on VPNs, going as far as to ban them from hotels and force any remaining providers to apply for a license in order to operate.
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Among these rules, cheerleaders are required to make their social media accounts private and avoid any contact with players, even going as far as leaving a restaurant if a player walks in.
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Hickenlooper and Bullock will have to decide for themselves what the future holds, they emphasize, and they aren't going as far as to say they hope either one ends their presidential bid.
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Smaller eastern and southern European economies that are dependent on Chinese investment have rejected any steps against Beijing, even going as far as to block EU statements criticizing China's human rights record.
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Both Pope Francis and the Italian government pled for Alfie's life, going as far as to make him an honorary Italian citizen and offering air transport to a pediatric hospital in Rome.
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When federal, state and local lawmakers get too involved in this arena—sometimes going as far as to get in the Internet business and sell services directly to consumers—taxpayers always lose.
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Musk has in the past warned about the race between global powers to harness the potential of AI, going as far as to say it could result in a third world war.
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And many of those who like him personally and call him a "dear friend" are even perplexed, going as far as not talking to him of late because of his Trump support.
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The word isn't out as to whether or not these sneaks will be re-released, but some sneaker writers are going as far as to say they shouldn't ever have a reissue.
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The fact that she evidently didn't go as far as an erratic and out-of-control Trump wanted is immaterial; she should be a pariah for going as far as she did.
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Talks of TB12 leaving the Patriots intensified on Thursday ... with ESPN's Jeff Darlington going as far as to say he'd be very surprised if the 6-time champ returned to New England.
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From Buenos Aires, he continues to engage in political activities, going as far as inaugurating public works by phone and holding meetings of his party's delegates and possible candidates for coming elections.
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In March, President Trump laid out a battle plan to tackle the scourge of opioid abuse in the U.S., going as far as suggested that the death penalty be a deterrent for traffickers.
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" Plenty of Apple pundits found this news to be be ominous, with John Gruber going as far as to call it a "profoundly worrisome turn of events for the future of the Mac.
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But while B recently posted in r/jobudsmeetup under the name u/abc_throwawayx, seeking another man to get off with, he doesn't see himself going as far as having sex with another guy.
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What's more, outlets have been saying questionable things, with Fox News going as far as to say that female athletes are "sexing it up more than ever" while wearing makeup during Olympic competitions.
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Lawmakers in both the Senate and the House have renewed calls to pass election security measures, with some going as far as to call Trump's comments "anti-American" and grounds for impeachment. Sen.
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The ghost of Brexit has loomed over this election for months, but it's more than Brexit, going as far as the surprising right-wing victories in Israel or the vote against Scottish independence.
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PEOPLE first learned Jenner was expecting in September, but the star didn't reveal any details — even going as far as to make sure her baby bump was concealed during any appearances — until Sunday.
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Fey revealed that he wrote the duo notes supposedly from Matt Damon saying that Clooney was bothered by the jab, even going as far as to get stationery with Damon's name on it.
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Demand for the ticket have been extremely high, with some going as far as submitting fake applications for the free tickets reserved for concertgoers who attended Ariana's concert the night of the attack.
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Justin Bieber's an outspoken fan of his own tattoos, going as far as lifting his shirt to show them off while performing and offering his fans a stencil so they can copy one.
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Malaysia's prime minister has made a controversial decision to defend the industry following news of the impending ban — even going as far as planning to write to European leaders to protest the ban.
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Saudi Arabia has strongly denied playing a role in Khashoggi's disappearance, going as far as to open cupboards in its consulate to show journalists that he was not being held against his will.
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While many consent-positive yoga teachers feel that asking for permission before assisting is enough, with some going as far as using tools like consent cards, some experts say this is not enough.
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Gabbard has consistently opposed U.S. intervention in Syria, going as far as to secretly meet with Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, in January 2017, sparking fierce criticism from some in her own party.
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For months, Ring has refused to provide basic details about its partnerships with local law enforcement agencies, going as far as to withhold the actual number of departments from which it's secured contracts.
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In response, the girl tries, literally, to inhabit the life of the Peter Pan-collared girl she photographed, going as far as posing as her in order to be let into her house.
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Meanwhile, last October, Lithuanian Railways was fined €28m for going as far as removing a section of track on a cross-border link with Latvia to make life harder for a rival train operator.
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Last year, Kim Kardashian used her massive platform to help incarcerated women get long overdue pardons, even going as far as meeting with fellow reality star Donald Trump at the White House for assistance.
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That lobbying has Trump accusing the GOP and Cruz of trying to steal the nomination from him, even going as far as to suggest "riots" if he's not the pick after a brokered convention.
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After inking several matching couple tattoos and individual homage tattoos in honor of one another, Davidson is now going as far as to cover up his existing Ariana tattoos with even more Ariana tattoos.
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While Williams' Calrissian had a certain sex appeal, even going as far as to call Leia "beautiful," early cuts of the "Solo" film depict a Lando that's more flirtatious with all genders and species.
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Trump has been putting increasing pressure on Guatemala to come to an agreement, even going as far as saying he didn't believe the country's court ruling prevented the signing, and threatening "very severe" consequences.
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PEOPLE first learned Jenner was expecting in September, but the star didn't reveal any pregnancy details — even going as far as to make sure her baby bump was concealed during any appearances — until Sunday.
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The Sabrina the Teenage Witch alum says she struggled each week when it came time to announce who was going home — even going as far as to purposely delay having to make the announcement.
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After Trump spent about two minutes lambasting Omar during his rally in North Carolina — going as far as to falsely accuse her of sympathizing with al-Qaeda — the "send her back!" chants broke out.
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The factory where the products are manufactured is coming under fire for its alleged poor working conditions, with one (again, alleged) former employee going as far as to compare the factory to a sweatshop.
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Terra Firma, founded by financier Guy Hands, accused H/2 of being unwilling to engage with the private equity investor going as far as blocking emails and declining meeting requests, according to the statement.
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" During a press conference on Wednesday, Baltimore Police Department spokesperson TJ Smith attempted to dismiss privacy concerns about the BPD's eye in the sky, going as far as refusing to call the program "secret.
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All these competing concerns — weighed against each other with a constant eye on the bottom line — will likely prevent MSNBC from going as far as Fox has in full-throated support of a politician.
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Relatively few top officials have stepped forward to accept the offer, even as Mr. Guaidó's allies have aggressively promoted an amnesty law, going as far as hand-delivering copies at military and police posts.
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Over the fall, current and former congresswomen and staffers opened up about their experiences dealing with harassment in Congress — even going as far as disclosing that some of the accused were male lawmakers currently serving.
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So though American households may be earning more, salaries still aren't going as far as they used to to cover the necessities, let alone the soaring cost of college, housing, health care and child care.
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But it is not going as far as its Detroit rival, General Motors, which shut down operations in Russia, India and several other markets, while selling off its European Opel subsidiary to France's PSA Group.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly denied all allegations of Russia's interference going as far as to say, "There is no collusion between me and my campaign and the Russians," during an interview with NBC News.
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The Obama administration's desperate efforts to appease Tehran — even going as far as to secretly issue a license to an Omani bank to be able to convert funds through the dollar — provides a cautionary tale.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, we'll get to—your tweeting in a second— LLOYD BLANKFEIN: But as far as the economy's going, as far as market's are going-- they represented stimulus-- in the form of lower taxes.
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Brown had repeatedly been given other options of helmets to try out but continued to fight to keep his old one, even going as far as filing a grievance with the league over the matter.
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In that election, Sanders ran a largely positive campaign against Clinton—even, in a primary debate, going as far as to minimize the heavily politicized email scandal that would haunt her in the general election.
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He had long suspected that the authorities would come for his church, going as far as writing a letter ahead of time to be delivered to the press if he was detained by the police.
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For nearly three years, he has been restrained from going as far as he wanted to fulfilling that goal, and his Syria decision was an act of rebellion from the establishment that has resisted him.
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After Salahuddin had run away the first few times, my uncle Afzal had to give up hope of restraining his son without going as far as tying him up; the boy's wanderlust couldn't be contained.
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Selena was quick to deny the claims by making nice with Hailey on Instagram, even going as far as to plead with her fans to "please be kind to everyone," but it was too late.
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In an editorial on Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal described the week's events as "one of the great political failures in recent U.S. history," going as far as endorsing efforts to unseat the disloyal senators.
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And in an interview that aired on her talk show on Friday, Ellen DeGeneres revealed that she also supports the comedian, going as far as calling the Academy to advocate for him to host the awards.
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He admits to going as far as to obtain a court order to stop stories of his recovery from getting out after reporters allegedly called the place he was getting treatment pretending to be his mother.
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Teigen is clearly a big fan of the royal family, even going as far as to dress up as Queen Elizabeth this past Halloween – complete with a the monarch's signature wide-brimmed hat, gloves and handbag.
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Also, as seen by Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Google seems to shy away from straight freezer foods, going as far as making Android 4.0 have an awkwardly long name just to get some variety in there.
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" Why it matters: Trump has publicly criticized Powell at least six times for raising interest rates in the midst of a booming economy, even going as far as to claim the Fed is his "biggest threat.
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There has been incredible anticipation around Yandhi, with people going as far as to crowdfund the purchase of song leaks, encouraging those with access to works in progress or a studio session to illicitly distribute them.
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It's going as far as to gray out the app icon on your home screen, and it won't let you "unpause" the app unless you go back into the dashboard app and manually remove the limit.
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The SEC has been struggling for several months to try and better regulate sketchy ICOs (initial coin offerings), even going as far as creating a fake ICO of its own to help warn against the problem.
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Kevin McCarthy, the majority leader, has been instrumental in trying to bring members together, going as far as seeking out individual members in person if he doesn't get a member to pick up a phone call.
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Bridgewater Associates, one of the world's most robust and reliable money making machines, is going as far as to attempt to automate its internal management processes to ensure the longevity of its $150 billion under management.
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White House press secretary Sean Spice publicly downplayed Tuesday any suggestion that there was a concerted effort to resurrect health care, only going as far as saying that there were continued conversations and exchanging of ideas.
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Country purists were up in arms for what they saw as someone disrespecting the traditions of a sacred craft, with one blogger named Kyle Coroneos going as far as blacklisting anyone who had collaborated with him.
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On the season finale, Barb and Peter Sr. couldn't hide their disapproval, with the matriarch even going as far as to tell the whole room that the couple would just have to fail to succeed. Harsh.
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He embraces the European Union with both arms and has criticized both Brexit and Donald Trump — even going as far as to offer safe haven to Americans who find themselves at odds with the Trump administration.
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Just six weeks after giving birth to her son, Liam, Conrad took her role of bridesmaid very seriously, even going as far as outfitting the rest of the bridal party in dresses from her Paper Crown line.
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Critics of Zelensky even going as far as to say that Zelensky is not the real president, that he's the puppet and that Kolomoisky is the puppet master and he's the one who's actually pulling the strings.
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And the EPA is doing most of this in secret, with Pruitt going as far as to build a $25,000 secret phone booth at the agency's headquarters (a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, in government-speak).
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Bringing in and working with a big name like Stewart and going as far as re-branding and re-launching Marley Spoon in the U.S. is co-founder and CEO Fabian Siegel's gamble to solve just that.
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It's a straight approach that works for her, especially when paired with co-worker Maci's wild and genuine enthusiasm for serving every creepy dude that comes in, going as far as to fire a literal sparkle canon.
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Then Democrat Roy Cooper was elected and pulled an aggressive U-turn, going as far as to sign an executive order committing the state to cutting its greenhouse gas emissions 40 percent below 2005 levels by 2025.
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The extent of the abuse is hard to fathom — Carr explains in the film that for the most part, doctors whole-heartedly believed Dee Dee's story, going as far as performing completely unnecessary surgeries on Gypsy Rose.
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"I think that everyone that grows up and aspires to be a tennis player dreams about being in the top 10 and pushing from there and going as far as you can," he said in an interview.
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Osaka's grace and generosity overrode the conventions of the winner-take-all sports attitude to acknowledge that Coco Gauff had achieved something special by going as far as she did, even if her run ended in defeat.
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As secretary of State, Clinton pushed for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal with 11 Pacific Rim countries negotiated by the Obama administration, going as far as to call it the "gold standard" in November 2012.
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Still, Zelensky is enormously flattering throughout, attempting to ingratiate himself to Trump by imitating his speech—going as far as to talk about "draining the swamp" in Kiev and referring to him as a "great teacher" throughout.
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The Arizona senator has become one of the president's fiercest Republican critics, blasting the president in a book published last summer and going as far as comparing him to Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin on the Senate floor.
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Without a unified commission, each state has different rules and very few commissions know anything about Muay Thai, some going as far as to ban Naman Muay, a pre-fight liniment used to warm up muscles before competition.
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The possible announcement comes after Steyer appeared ready to enter the field back in January, going as far as setting up a trip to Iowa for a kick-off event before changing his mind in the final days.
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Even so, for most of her life Levin rarely spoke about her mother's punishing nature, only going as far as calling her "difficult" because, she says, admitting to having cruel parents is one of the last existing taboos.
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"For this reason, Garman is quick to find fault with Amazon&aposs major competitor in the area, Microsoft&aposs Azure Stack, even going as far as to say Azure Stack "hasn&apost been very successful with customers today.
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Wilkins, according to the indictment, told an unidentified man how to commit the killing "in a manner as to avoid identification," going as far as to discuss the time and place that would be best to kill him.
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"The former president of Nauru was famous for being the best friend of Taiwan, going as far as to serenade the president of Taiwan with 'You're My Best Friend'," said Jonathan Pryke of Australia's Lowy Institute think tank.
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That was really how I got everywhere in New York, and I wanted to see if I could scale up that experience by going as far as I could across the country, because I had nothing else to lose.
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By doing away with extras like snacks and charging for baggage (even going as far as charging for using a plane's overhead bins), the airline can lower the initial cost of the ticket, attracting customers looking for low prices.
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Much of the work behind the newest paper involved figuring out and cleaning up the decades-old data, going as far as reading the German instruction manual in order to understand the instruments, according to a NASA press release.
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She says that she spent years working to get the film made, going as far as establishing a Facebook group to promote the impact of Wonder Woman back in 2013 and start a petition to get the film made.
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But they wanted to keep their relationship a secret from their colleagues in the judge's chambers, going as far as to wear thinly-veiled disguises — stick-on mustaches and hats — on a date to the National Zoo in Washington.
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But Cuomo has also spent his time in office stifling progressives in his state, going as far as to prop up Republican control of the state senate so that a number of measures never made it to his desk.
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Her statement follows reports from local media that revealed the GOP candidate had lied about obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Miami University in Ohio, even going as far as to fake a diploma from the school.
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House Democrats have been weighing potential repercussions for Trump administration officials who refuse to comply with subpoenas or their terms for testifying as part of Democratic-led investigations, with some members going as far as suggesting fines or incarceration.
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Iran is descending into chaos amid the coronavirus outbreak, with the government seemingly incapable of handling the scale of the crisis and going as far as to threaten the death penalty to those who hoard necessary materials or equipment.
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Although the evening is arguably the most exciting night of the year for the fashion crowd, Paltrow decidedly did not enjoy her time at the much-hyped event that year — even going as far as to say she'd never return.
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Thurman further alleged that Tarantino was complicit with the Weinstein-owned Miramax in creating a toxic environment on the set of Kill Bill, going as far as to suppress footage of her brutal car accident, which has since been released.
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As someone who once nearly committed suicide – going as far as holding a gun to my head – I was saddened, but not shocked, by the suicides of celebrity chef and CNN host Anthony Bourdain and fashion designer Kate Spade this week.
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Such reports have intensified public opposition to the technology, with some anti-GMO campaigners going as far as suing the government over the failure to disclose information about its approvals for imported GMO crops and plans to allow domestic cultivation.
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Warren, a member of the Senate Banking Committee, has fought the Trump administration's efforts to weaken post-crisis financial rules, going as far as to attack moderate Democrats who backed a May rewrite of the 2010 Dodd-Frank reform law.
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However, in the past, he's made no secret of his passion for backing startups at the very earliest of stages in their development, once going as far as describing the backing of Seed-stage companies as like falling in love.
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There have been multiple reports suggesting Cohen is considering making a deal to cooperate with Justice Department prosecutors, and he has publicly distanced himself from the president, going as far as to change his Twitter profile to remove references to Trump.
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When questioned about the women who have come forward to accuse him of having inappropriately touched them, a visibly irritated Trump was defiant, going as far as to say he believes the women are part of a Clinton set-up.
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Apple also has a long history of working with the Project (RED) on special editions of products in its lineup, even going as far as to do special Project (RED) app promotions with proceeds going towards World AIDS Day. Red.
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In the documentary Citizenfour, Snowden is shown taking increasingly extravagant precautions against surveillance, going as far as to drape a pillowcase (his "Magic Mantle of Power," he says, deadpan) over himself and his computer when he types in a password.
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While Apple at the time said that bent iPhones were "extremely rare," even going as far as inviting multiple media outlets to its campus to see just how rigorously it tested its products, issues of bent iPhones continued to crop up.
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The Duke of Sussex isn't a fan of the massively popular online game Fortnite, with the British royal going as far as to call for a ban of the game at an event at a West London YMCA on Thursday.
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The European Union and the United States, both of which provide direct budget support to the Palestinians, want to see tighter controls, with the Europeans going as far as to send investigators to track where some of their funds have gone.
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President Donald Trump had also been critical of the costs associated with the F-35 program, even going as far as to suggest the US might ditch the fifth-generation combat aircraft in favor of a modernized F/A-18.
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Brooks told The Hill she's working to draft a diverse crop of candidates that represent a range of backgrounds, experience, and ideologies — going as far as to say she wouldn't rule out a candidate that supports abortion rights or gay marriage.
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They have since built a relationship with Aparat, granting them permission to stream certain pirated content, even going as far as giving the sole distribution rights within Iran on foreign productions (without the involvement of the original producers of the content).
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The National Weather Service has been warning of the likelihood for "extreme fire behavior" with any fire that starts during this long-lasting wind event, going as far as designating the fire danger as "extremely critical" in the Los Angeles area.
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I hyped it up, going as far as to mention that Stephen King called the first Evil Dead movie "The most ferociously original horror film of 1982" and reiterated how the movie was going to scare the shit out of her.
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Musk has spent much of the last few months saying that journalists are peddling false stories about his companies, going as far as to say that he'd be setting up a service to vet the ethics and reliability of different journalists.
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The Roman Catholic Church took pains to deliberately hide the extent of its global sex abuse crisis, going as far as destroying documents and failing to compile records that could be used to prosecute perpetrators, a top cardinal admitted this week.
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So I think some of it is that really pervasive, persistent double standard that exists, and I regret that, because it stands in the way of a lot of women being taken seriously and going as far as they can.
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Following Google's nonchalant confirmation of the Pixel 4 (even going as far as lifting the veil on some of its more interesting features), it's strange to see Samsung remaining mum despite seemingly everything about its Note 10 being leaked out.
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David Levy and Adrian David Cheok, founders of the annual Congress on Love and Sex with Robots, assert we're very close now to creating a sex robot, going as far as to say that such robots will be normalized by 2050.
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As a former deputy mayor of Jerusalem, she said she disagrees with Barkat, even going as far as to say that she would be willing to propose a law to stop his move to tax church lands not used for worship.
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D-backs' Greinke dominates reeling Pirates PHOENIX — Zack Greinke admitted to being a bit "amped up" in the first three innings of the Thursday night game, going as far as to apologize to the plate umpire for snapping at him.
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Based on interviews with more than 50 people, the investigation depicted Facebook's top executives — including Sheryl Sandberg and Mark Zuckerberg — ignoring and downplaying the extent of Russian skulduggery, even going as far as to stall the publication of internal findings.
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Indonesia has threatened retaliation numerous times over such a move by the EU, with the country's trade minister going as far as saying that the EU is asking for a "trade war" with its palm oil curbs, the Nikkei Asian Review reported.
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Since the closure of the Dance Academy, the council has kept their interest in the building relatively vague, going as far as to tell the Plymouth Herald they had "no plans" to buy the building if it was for sale, in 2008.
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Pelosi told the Democratic caucus in a private meeting on Wednesday morning to continue fighting the administration in the courts and through investigations on Capitol Hill -- but signaled she was still wary of going as far as attempting to impeach the President.
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It is important to note that dating sims featuring female companions often emphasize shy, submissive, naive personality types for their characters, going as far as to base many their scenarios in a high-school setting, or at least, with a school-girl aesthetic.
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Even though the vast majority of climate scientists know that global warming is human-caused and already occurring, going as far as saying in a 2017 government report that there is no natural explanation for the global warming we've seen in recent decades.
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Your DNA Is The Hottest New Skin-Care IngredientSome brands and spas are going as far as taking samples of blood or saliva to test glucose, cholesterol, and other metabolic functions in order to assess your specific dietary, exercise, and skin-care needs.
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Throughout and after his Singapore summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, President Donald Trump paid some high compliments to his negotiating partner — even going as far as to say the North Korean people felt "great fervor" for their authoritarian leader.
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Women from Meryl Streep to Giuliana Rancic have already declared their support for the Time's Up initiative by walking the red carpet clad in black, with the latter going as far as to make an opening statement about making changes to E!
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According to Inside Edition, the presidential hopeful urged Michado to lose weight, going as far as calling her "an eating machine" during an appearance on Howard Stern's radio show and even taking her to work out at gym in front of the media.
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While later the announcement was critiqued for doing the bare minimum (it was a convenient way to say you have diversity without going as far as explicitly putting it in the story), The Crimes of Grindelwald had a chance to make this right.
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With the CWC, the WWE is recognizing that there's a market for more athletic and acrobatic battles, even if they don't end up going as far as New Japan's famously over-the-top Ricochet-Ospreay match when it comes to wrestling-as-art.
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The Trump administration official who manages some 250 million acres of US federal lands has a long history of publicly doubting climate change — even going as far as to deny in the 1990s that there was a hole in the ozone layer.
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The Black Panthers notably protested during the 1960s against the growing and sometimes violent use of authority in black communities, going as far as organizing their own patrols to follow police officers and at times engage in armed conflict with law enforcement officials.
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"He's proven that he's terrified of looking Joe Biden in the eye, even going as far as to get himself impeached when he was caught trying to coerce a foreign country into lying about the Vice President," Biden spokesman Andrew Bates said.
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This just goes to show how the government's undisputed role in Asmara becoming a World Heritage Site can muddy the appeal of public spaces to local residents, even going as far as to alienate Asmarinos who have been forced to flee the regime.
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Limits based on gestation time have become increasingly common at the state level as 10 GOP-controlled states have passed such restrictions over the last two years, with some going as far as to ban abortion after as few as six weeks.
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The staff reductions, numbering about 100, come as the company has touted efforts to improve its profitability — going as far as setting targets for when it might reach capital freedom, as well as highlighting the matter in a recent corporate blog post.
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Dodik, a staunch genocide denier who was sanctioned by the United States last year for obstructing the Dayton Accords, enjoys a special relationship with the Kremlin, going as far as allowing Russian-trained mercenaries to train Serb militias loyal to his separatist movement.
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Beamdog has put the existing community at the center of their efforts to revitalize Neverwinter Nights, going as far as hiring directly from the community and asking Morris to produce a custom persistent world based on Arelith for a livestream back in December.
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During an Oval Office event on Tuesday, Trump urged Congress to pass legislation curtailing both legal and illegal immigration, going as far as saying "we have to get rid of judges" who preside over immigration hearings in order to allow for expedited deportations.
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I do have a mild Nintendo obsession, going as far as naming my cat Yoshi, and was also one of the 25 people who bought a Wii U, so the prospect of seeing that hardware fully realized was what really appealed to me.
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ICE strongly pushed back against the unfounded allegations, going as far as to demand the apology from Lavin for "baselessly slandering an American hero" and pointing it out that the tattoo on the veteran's left elbow has nothing to do with Nazi Germany at all.
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The president's two eldest sons seized on Cohen saying he did not want a White House job, with Donald Trump Jr. going as far as to say that he would testify under oath that Cohen lied about not wanting to work at the White House.
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London has long sought to position itself as a global hub for Islamic finance, going as far as issuing a sovereign Islamic bond in 2014, and tools to support its Islamic banking sector could help weather the economic impact of leaving the European Union.
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In neighborhood meetings, election rallies and road shows snaking through narrow streets, BJP workers and leaders have focused on the site, attempting to discredit the protesters and sometimes going as far as to accuse them of being aligned with Muslim-majority arch-rival Pakistan.
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Those same rules require the Duchess of Cambridge to always wear very fine nude stockings as to not bare her legs, and forbids messy hair (even going as far as to wear a hair net to secure her bun), short skirts, and bright nail polish.
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On Saturday, King dug in his heels even further, going as far as to suggest he'd been treated worse than newly minted Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who underwent a hotly contested vetting process after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct or assault.
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The Mirror and the Guardian are going as far as calling this a case of homophobia in the White House, thought it's difficult to say whether or not its just a case of lazy writing on the part of the White House's social media team.
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GOP lawmakers have also repeatedly accused Democrats of selectively leaking information in an attempt to spin the narrative, with some going as far as attempting to storm a secure area in the Capitol late last month to gain access to the hearings and transcripts.
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And the alternatives... And enough to prompt Ireland's PM Varadkar earlier in the week to suggest May could take drastic action: "The option is there to extend article 50," he said, going as far as to say May could even back out of Brexit altogether.
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One source close to the company who spoke to TechCrunch in recent weeks said that Spotify had actively looked into the potential of the Chinese market a number of years, going as far as sending engineers and business development staff to meet with prospective partners.
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The Royal Chinese Mint, a downtrace unit of the People's Bank of China (PBoC) dedicated to its electronic banking mission, has even actively promoted the application of blockchain technology, going as far as to allocate resources and developers in experimentation to digitize the yuan.
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This, however, is why London's Rocksteady Studios deserve even more credit for the love, care, and attention they gave DC's finest creation, introducing a digital vision worthy of The Dark Knight and going as far as to win over the Call of Duty generation.
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The two videos offer a stark disparity in how the coronavirus outbreak is being portrayed on different parts of the internet, with many people on the far right going as far as to allege that overworked health care professionals are not telling the real story.
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"[Trump has] proven that he's terrified of looking Joe Biden in the eye, even going as far as to get himself impeached when he was caught trying to coerce a foreign country into lying about the Vice President," said Biden campaign spokesman Andrew Bates.
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On the intro of his 1003 debut mixtape, Trap Fever, an 18-year-old Q Da Fool talked about coming home from an attempted murder case, even going as far as calling out a former friend who cooperated with police in order for him to be arrested.
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AT&T and T-Mobile both are guilty of the same sin back when both companies branded 3G's enhanced HSPA+ speeds as "4G" — with AT&T even going as far as forcing Apple to display HSPA+ as 4G on the iPhone 4S with a software update.
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The government and in particular Aadhaar's regulator, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), has a record of quickly dismissing any suggestions that their system is vulnerable, calling critical articles "fake news" even going as far as and threatening legal action and filing police complaints against journalists.
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Sherman is famous for taking a hands-on approach to his finances, even going as far as negotiating his own three-year contract with the 49ers in 2018 (as opposed to relying on an agent), which made him the NFL's highest-paid cornerback at the time.
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The Charles Koch Foundation usually insists on some say in how its money is used, going as far as asking for the right to have a committee it appointed sign off on hires to a new economics program it funded in 2011 at Florida State University.
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Neither of them is going as far as Agent Peña, who's actively feeding tips to Los Pepes before Search Bloc has the chance to pursue them, but they share an understanding that whatever unsavory forces have gathered to kill Escobar, they are doing service to their cause.
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They began attending clinics in Germany, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and elsewhere, with some going as far as the UK. Poland's Federation for Women and Family Planning estimate that of the 150,000 illegal abortions in Poland each year, 10 to 15 percent take place abroad.
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To prepare for this role, his last, he has said, before he retires, Mr. Day-Lewis spent years working with the writer and director Paul Thomas Anderson to manifest Reynolds as a character, even going as far as learning to sew and recreating a vintage Balenciaga dress.
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The downgrade reflected a change of heart about the real's fate despite not going as far as pegging it at its present value below 4.0 per dollar, a move that would be too radical and out of sync with economists' usual tactful handling of FX forecasts.
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Mr. Tillerson's approach contrasted sharply with that of his predecessor, John F. Kerry, and with Mr. Tillerson's boss, President Trump, who has called Mr. Sisi a "fantastic guy," going as far as to compliment his choice of shoes at a meeting in Saudi Arabia last year.
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Regardless of where they stand on that issue, film journalists have largely been kind to Baumbach's latest, even going as far as to tip Sandler for an Academy Award nod (though that seems unlikely, given the film's day-and-date theatrical/streaming bow, as noted by Anne Thompson here).
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Because the administration did not initially acknowledge that negotiations had begun prior to 20153, even going as far as to deny their existence in 2012, and because Rhodes detailed the selling strategy to The New York Times, Gingrich's claim that the administration lied about the negotiations is accurate.
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Photo: APAmazon's home security company Ring has garnered enormous control over the ways in which its law enforcement partners are allowed to portray its products, going as far as to review and even author statements attributed to police in the press, according to emails and documents obtained by Gizmodo.
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Those were the holdouts who refused to order their 16-ounce cup of coffee as a "grande," sometimes going as far as pointing out to me—the acne-riddled teen behind the register—that this cup is called "medium" here in America, and who do I think I am?
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If you're not a captain of industry or among the earning elite, chances are good that the money you're earning just isn't going as far as you'd like it to, due to a variety of disadvantageous economic forces and trends that are showing no sign of reversing anytime soon.
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The former administration official stressed that the other instances in which the president refused to apologize were different — going as far as calling the latest push for clarity on his Muslim ban comments a "political play" to make him look bad that would ultimately have no sway over judiciary.
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The pair of developments ramped up the political pressure surrounding the administration's interpretation of Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination in education based on sex, and signaled that a drawn-out legal battle — possibly going as far as the Supreme Court — could be in store.
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Now the former Miss Universe is orchestrating her return to work, going as far as the Philippines to land job offers to take part in campaigns and film projects from the Orient to the U.S. "[In the Philippines]… they love me as if I'm one of them," says a grateful Torres.
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A government blackout on almost all internet and phone services has made getting information out of Sudan difficult, but Sudanese people in the diaspora told BuzzFeed News their relatives were going as far as sleeping under their beds, worried that state security forces could break into their homes at night.
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In the video for "Stare Collection," the band takes their dad jokes to the logical endpoint by inviting their actual dads to stand in for them, going as far as flying two of them from the East Coast to Chicago to make sure the whole thing went off without a hitch.
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The president has shown he is eager to campaign, saying he would like to hit the trail "six or seven days" in the final two months before the midterms, and going as far as predicting during his Ohio rally on Sunday that Republicans could ride a "red wave" in the fall.
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Lil Yachty (prior to his beef with Soulja over an Instagram model) would frequently Tweet about how much Soulja meant to him as an artist, going as far as saying that he wanted to be a part of Pretty Boy Millionaires 2 the sequel to Lil B and Soulja's collaborative mixtape.
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" The piece describes the contempt many within the White House apparently harbor for their boss, going as far as to call the president amoral and say that "many of the senior officials in his own administration are working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations.
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American intelligence agencies moved aggressively to push back on what they say was a Russian influence campaign in Greece, going as far as turning over to the Greek government intercepted communications that showed how a Greek-Russian billionaire, Ivan Savvidis, had worked as a conduit for Moscow to sabotage the agreement.
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Trump has so far failed to offer many coherent policies on Russia, going as far as to call Putin a stronger leader than U.S. President Barack Obama and not clarifying in some interviews whether he would allow Russia's actions in Ukraine or whether he would let Russia take the lead in Syria.
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While Sinn Fein's Vice President Michelle O'Neill welcomed this week's emergency House of Commons debate as the "first step" on a road to reform for abortion rights, Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) politician Jim Wells caused outrage when he called abortion a "ghastly issue," going as far as to compare it to the Holocaust.
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According to Amy Gamerman at the Wall Street Journal, homeowners are going as far as spending thousands of dollars to create the perfect personal cocktail space in their homes, ensuring that "much of the summer's high-octane socializing, networking and fundraising takes place in private homes," and undoubtedly, lasts past 10 p.m.
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President Trump wasted no time after tying a bow on his meeting with Kim Jong-un to finally punch back, so to speak, at the actor Robert De Niro, who spent the last couple of days publicly slamming the president, going as far as to use profanity during the Tony Awards on Sunday night.
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Why it matters: The Washington Post reported last month that Trump has repeatedly sought to conceal the details of his face-to-face conversations with Putin from senior officials in his own administration — even going as far as to confiscate notes from his own interpreter and instruct them not to discuss the contents of the conversation.
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More recently, we discovered that Trump has held five face-to-face meetings with Putin for which he made sure there was no written record, not even for his own top staff to review, going as far as confiscating the notes from his interpreter and warning him not to repeat a word of what he heard.
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Trump wasn't alone in her suggestion -- DC Mayor Muriel Bowser is also urging potential onlookers to stay away from the trees this year, going as far as to order the city's National Guard to work with the Metropolitan Police Department to continue road closures and restrict pedestrian access to areas around the Tidal Basin, including the Jefferson Memorial.
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The new rule allows officials to reject green card applications or immigration requests from those who might one day use public benefits — going as far as to suggest that only families who earn more than 250% of the federal poverty level or $64,375 for a family of four are to be scored favorably in making public charge decisions.
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Donald Trump's shocking victory on Election Day has left many people, particularly minority Americans, reeling: How could so much of the country hate us — or at least not care enough for us — to vote for a man who ran a campaign that repeatedly insulted minority Americans, even going as far as proposing policies that explicitly target them?
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And Voltron Thunderstorm from Wilmington cautioned against criticizing all men for the actions of a few: The most disturbing part of all this, perhaps, is the number of bystanders in these instances; people who knew about the things these women were going through and swept it under the carpet, even going as far as encouraging them to be quiet about it.
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Orzel: If you&aposre trying to throw the ball really, really hard, sometimes that means you can&apost get as much spin on it as you would like, and then the ball ends up not going as far as it could, just because it doesn&apost hold its orientation, and it tumbles in the air, and it&aposs not as accurate.
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While many millennial and Gen Z consumers have turned away from the use of fur, it's not uncommon to spot a young editor wearing a fur coat from millennial-favorite brand Saks Potts during Fashion Week, while powerful influencers such as BryanBoy continue to support fur, even going as far as putting out capsule collaborations with well-known fur labels.
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He embraces the European Union with both arms and has criticized both Brexit and Donald Trump — even going as far as to offer safe haven to those Americans who find themselves at odds with the current administration for their belief in science or their hope for academics, or those who wish for a future that involves the rest of the world.
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Though he's coy about the actual visuals in an effort to truly make the opening an unveiling of the work, going as far as to wrap them and block the windows of the space during installation to conceal the content, Anderson's open about his intention for the works he created predominantly during a six-day stay at a house in New Jersey this past winter.
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Starting with the differences: first, we should note that it was always disingenuous for Lopez Obrador to call himself an outsider, unlike Trump he was raised in the most entrenched of Mexican political establishments, We shouldn't forget too quickly how he led protests for months after the 85033 election, going as far as announcing a parallel government to go against the (for better or worse) democratically elected government of Enrique Peña Nieto.
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TRUMP ATTACKS CALIFORNIA OVER WATER: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday lobbed a number of attacks at California over the state's water practices and fire management, going as far as threatening to withhold future federal aid.
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She bought a sewing machine for her 21st birthday just to make outfits for Saturday nights, even going as far as paying his way through university by making boot covers for clubbers all over the UK. "My mum once helped me get additional reflective fabric by waiting until 1am, driving me to a street where we knew there were traffic cones, stealing three by dumping them in her boot and driving home," she remembers.
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" Another notable instance is when Representative Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibGreen: Democrats risk demoralizing base if they don't impeach Trump Tlaib says she's 'in such disbelief' Pence brought eight cars to Michigan island where they are banned Pence's eight-car motorcade ruffles feathers on Michigan's Mackinac Island, where cars are banned MORE went after members of Congress who were against the Boycott, Divest, and Sanction movement against Israel, going as far as claiming that "they forgot what country they represent.
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Long before it was trendy, Stern initiated a nearly two-month long campaign that included television segments, short Black History Month specials, school and community events with NBA players to celebrate the Civil Rights Movement and Martin Luther King Jr. And that leadership continued under Silver, who has been vocal on LGBTQ issues, going as far as moving the 2017 NBA All-Star game out of Charlotte, North Carolina, after that state's opposition over the HB2 "bathroom bill" -- a law restricting bathroom use for transgender people that was widely criticized as discriminatory.
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